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Set the refresh properties of the page



Use the Refresh element to specify that the browser should automatically refresh your page—by reloading the current page or going to a different one—after a certain amount of time. This element is often used to redirect users from one URL to another, often after displaying a text message that the URL has changed.

Add a Refresh meta tag

  1. Select Insert > HTML > Head Tags > Refresh.
  2. Set the Refresh meta tag properties in the dialog box that appears.

Edit a Refresh meta tag

  1. Select View > Head Content.
  2. Select the Refresh marker that appears at the top of the Document window.
  3. In the Property inspector, set the Refresh meta tag properties.

Set the Refresh meta tag properties

 Specify the Refresh meta tag properties as follows:
Delay
The time in seconds to wait before the browser refreshes the page. To make the browser refresh the page immediately after it finishes loading, enter 0 in this box.

URL or Action
Specifies whether the browser should go to a different URL or refresh the current page, after the specified delay. To make a different URL open (rather than refreshing the current page), click the Browse button, then browse to and select the page to load.